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There many reasons you may want to give a cash gift to your loved ones. We explain the implications from a tax perspective.

There many reasons you may want to give a cash gift to your loved ones. We explain the implications from a tax perspective.

This guides outlines what mortgage exit and redemption fees are, and what you need to be aware of to avoid being left out of pocket.

This guides outlines what mortgage exit and redemption fees are, and what you need to be aware of to avoid being left out of pocket.

Knowing what to do with an inheritance is vital if you want to make the most if it - find out more in our guide to managing money form an inheritance.

Knowing what to do with an inheritance is vital if you want to make the most if it - find out more in our guide to managing money form an inheritance.

In this article we’ve explained what the NS&I’s Green Savings Bond is, and whether there are better interest-bearing rates on the market.

After increasing the rate on its Green Savings Bond to 4.20% this month, we've looked at how this account works.

A trust is where money or other assets are held on behalf of somebody else (known as a beneficiary). The beneficiary could be a child, an adult who lacks capacity to manage their own affairs or an organisation. Read our guide to find out more about trust accounts.

A trust is where money or other assets are held on behalf of somebody else. Our guide explains more.

This guide will give you a basic understanding of what cooling off periods are and what sort of financial products and services are covered by this legislation.

This guide will give you a basic understanding of what cooling off periods are and what sort of financial products and services are covered by this legislation.

Every basic rate taxpayer in the UK currently has a PSA of £1,000, which means the first £1,000 of savings interest earned in a year is tax-free and you only have to pay tax on savings interest above this.

Every basic rate taxpayer in the UK currently has a PSA of £1,000, which means the first £1,000 of savings interest earned in a year is tax-free.

The Consumer Credit Act (CCA) is a key piece of consumer legislation. From credit cards to loans, our helpful guide explains everything you need to know.

The Consumer Credit Act (CCA) is a key piece of consumer legislation. From credit cards to loans, our helpful guide explains everything you need to know.

Worried about being targeted by a scam? Here are 10 ways to keep your money safe from online scammers.

Worried about being targeted by a scam? Here are 10 ways to keep your money safe from online scammers.

In this article we’ve explained when you should be worried about your debt, what strategies you can use to get out of debt and ways to cut down your spending.

In this article we’ve explained when you should be worried about your debt, what strategies you can use to get out of debt and ways to cut down your spending.